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IPL: Duminy, Taylor help DD post 145 for 4

| | Apr 18, 2014, at 03:32 am
Sharjah, Apr 17 (IBNS): Jean-Paul Duminy's flashing 67 and Ross Taylor 43 helped Delhi Daredevils post 145 for four on the scoreboard against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the second match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) here on Thursday.

After being reduced to 35 for four within the eighth over of the match, Delhi recovered well by banking on Duminy and Taylor's 110 runs fifth wicket partnership.

Duminy smashed four boundaries and three sixes in his 48-ball knock.

Varun Aaron, Mitchell Starc, Albie Morkel and Yuzvendra Chahal  picked up a wicket each for RCB.

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